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I'm working on a bot (in testing) using the Azure Bot framework and the chat embed code. I had started from the LUIS framework template and embedded it into a section of my website several days ago. It was working as expected, but now all of the files/code for it (using the Azure editor) seem to be erased and the chat embed throws a 502.

This looks like it may be similar to this: How to recover a bot made with Azure Bot Service (Botframework)?

But that did not have an answer that I could work on for my end.

This is just a test bot (so I didn't use the continuous integration/source control anyhow), and mostly for learning at this point, but any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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What time did you first notice this? Have you tried signing out and signing back in? Does your bot still show up in the dev portal dev.botframework.com ? - Eric Dahlvang
I noticed it this evening. I've tried signing out and back in again. And it shows up in dev.botframework.com but it does not work, and throws an internal server error when I test it. - Michael Weber
https://[YourBotId].scm.azurewebsites.net <-- does the Kudo Console still work? - Eric Dahlvang
I've been told: "the 502 from Web Chat means the bot is throwing an error." But, that shouldn't bring down Azure's interface. - Eric Dahlvang
The scm.azurewebsites.net link does not seem to work. And the dev.botframework.com link to the bot now throws an exception: "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." - Michael Weber

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Please download the Azure Storage Explorer from here: http://storageexplorer.com/

Login, and navigate to your resource group's Storage Account. When you open it, you'll see File Shares. There you'll find the source for your bot.

Azure Storage Explorer

The Bot Service and Bot Framework are currently in preview and being improved upon daily. We apologize for this inconvenience, and hope your future experiences with the Bot Framework are productive and enjoyable.